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Filming has wrapped and a trailer has been released on a new movie that tells of the legend of a water creature that is said to live in the farthest southeast corner of Idaho in a lake that shares a border with Utah. The film is about a group of teenagers that set out to discover the truth behind the tale, and is set for a 2023 release.

The event, which is identified through the BFRO as report #71803 (class B), took place in a wooded meadow in close proximity to the body of water, and conditions are described as "snowing lightly," and "getting dark."

A national reporting center for unexplained aerial phenomenon recently made public the details regarding an Idaho sighting that occurred four weeks ago, approximately 400 miles northeast of Twin Falls.

The object was reportedly seen by multiple area motorists.

Idaho now has its second official report of Bigfoot in the books for 2020.

The seven objects appear to slowly move around, but not cross into the paths of others. The lights on the reported objects also fade and re-light repeatedly.

I'm not all too convinced a Sentinelese tribesman who spends his days spearfishing and making sandals from leaves needs 24/7 access to Instagram.

The father apparently woke his son to verify what was being seen.

The two campers were having dinner, and said the creature was seen just 30 feet from them.

The mystery of Bigfoot continues today thanks to a local North Carolina resident who claims he saw the elusive figure in person. Thomas Byers allegedly saw Bigfoot on Golden Valley Church Road in Rutherford County, NC. Fortunately, he had his camera with him, and managed to take a video of the incident, which he later submitted to YouTube...